During the Belgian Grand Prix, Sky Sports commentator, Martin Brundle, made his final verdict from Christian Horner from Red Bull.
Horner was ax after playing the main role of the team for several years.
He served for more than 20 years as the main figure of Red Bull, but finally reached the end of his mandate with the team.
Red Bull has decided to do so after struggling in the past year and a half, on and off the track.
Power difficulties have tormented the team in the past year and finally failed them.
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This has been days since this decision happened, but the exact reason for the decision is not clear.
In an attempt to summarize the situation, Brundle offered his point of view on what had happened, which led such a successful team by removing their leader. He suggested that the split was summed up in a power struggle on Red Bull’s commercial control:
“It was the management in Austria who wanted to take over the commercial side,” said Brundle in The Sky Broadcast.
“Christian did not want to let this go because he felt by turning that drivers, cost ceiling, sponsors, the use of people were a great story he wanted to keep. So they made this decision.
“Presumably, Max could have, if he wanted, prevent him from happening. He chose not to do it or could not. I will assume that he chose not to prevent Christian from being released. But they are where they find themselves today.
“They have an expression” everything is a question of can “and they felt that they wanted to do something with Red Bull in the future.
Horner supervised a series of championships with Red Bull, giving Sebastian Vettel and the winning cars of Max Verstappen and well -oiled support.
Verstappen is the quadruple reigning champion, and although he gives up this coat this season, Horner built the team around the Dutch pilot.
He received total support from the Horner team.
However, their relationship had developed in recent years, while Verstappen has estimated that his thoughts on the car were ignored and that Horner was involved in a massive scandal.
The director of the British team leaves a legacy of success and controversy, but the results confirm that he is one of the best leaders in Formula 1 in history.
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